Illustrator sketchbook

T oday's post is all about building a portfolio, and it's a timely one for me. Even though I've had a working portfolio for over a decade, I'm in the middle of a career shift so I'm currently doing all the things I'm sharing with you today - planning, building, editing and soon, presenting. Whether

Madame Saqui, Revolutionary Rope Dancer written by Lisa Robinson and published by Schwartz and Wade is out! As soon as this manuscript landed on my desk in 2017, I knew I wanted to illustrate it. Set against the backdrop of the French Revolution, the book celebrates the incredible rope dancer who d

One of the most consistent requests we get from the Sketchbook Skool community is about drawing people. So many complex parts, so many ways to do it, and so

Nearly Spring: part of my non-dominant hand sketchbook | Sketchbooks

In this article, I’m not going to cover the ins and outs of artist copyright, and why it’s not okay to trace or directly copy someone’s work without attribution. I dealt with a situation like this recently, but I don’t think it’s the norm. I think most of you know what’s considered right and wrong

Masterful with a pen knife, illustrator and lino-cut wonder Sophy Hollington has teamed up with Clay Hickson’s "Tan & Loose":http://tan-n-loose.com/ press for a new publication, _My Mind Hides a Friendly Crater_.

Marie on Instagram: "Character design practice of some kids with hats looking sceptical 🤨 #drawing #sketch #illustration #characterdesign #digitalart #digitaldrawing #sketchbook #sketching"